We are considering making an offer on a house in the Cameron Glen subdivision in Marietta, GA 30062
It's just within the "City" limits of Marietta, I know the schools are not ranked as high as others in Cobb county. It seems like a nice neighborhood, can anyone tell me the /- of that area as opposed to outside the "city" limits? Also, it seems everyone puts so much weight on the "school factor" am I crazy for even looking in this area? (we don't have kids)
Wed May 7 2008, 05:09 - 30062 - Home Buying - 2 answers
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Hi Dave,
While I agree with Cathy that you should througly research an area so that you make an informed decision, I will tell you that living within the Marietta city limits are great. I have lived here for 16 years. There have been several changes in the school system and now Marietta residence have the choice as to which school in the elementary level they want their children to attend. Additionally, Marietta High School has the IB program and many a parent actually pay for their children to attend this school from outside the area. The acutal living in Marietta is terriffic. Location to downtown Atlanta, Hartsfield, and the arteries make this area very appealing. The square of Marietta is vibrant with people working, dining, shopping, and strolling the area. Let me show you why I love it here starting with the free concerts on the square! Wed May 7 2008, 05:38 Web Reference: http://www.sellignhomeswithstyle.com
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Hi Dave, Have you asked your buyers agent ? Schools are a huge factor when buying a new home. There are certain things you need to look at. 1. How is the community maintained? Does it have an home owners association? 2. Communities go through different phases. Incline, stable, decline. Where does this community fall? Comps. How have the prices been effected by the market. 3. Location. What is being built around the area? 4. Schools. Schools play a big part in resale value.
As far as inside city limits, check to see how much more your taxes are. Most times you pay both county and city taxes. Ask the agent that is representing. In the event you don't have an agent to look out for your best interest, call me. It doesn't cost you as a buyer anything to have representation in Georgia. Best of luck, Cathy 404-219-6488. www.cathypinkston.com Wed May 7 2008, 05:23
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